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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 68. Chapters: Talpur, Samma Dynasty, Kalmati, Gabol, Jamot, Kulachi, Nizamani, Khetran, Abro, Chandio, Baloch of Punjab, Marri, Qaisrani, Bugti, Jarwar, List of Baloch tribes, Mazari tribe, Mengal, Ja'am, Magsi, Jadgal, Lanjwani, Domki, Gichki, Jiskani, Zarrani, Bijarani Buledi, History of Gulfad tribe, Sethwi, Sardar Kaura Khan Qaisrani, Wadeyla, Mastoi, Lashari, Qalat, Ahmedani, Jhalawan, Nutkani, Lasi, Sanjrani, Bozdar, Lehri tribe, Birhmani, Bulfati, Lori, Raisani, Makrani, Gola, Jagirani, Khosa, Muhammed Hasni, Wadela, Rodini, Lund, Khushk, Zehri, Sakhani, Pitafi, Zagar Mengal, Rind, Gorgage, Umrani, Sindhi Baloch, Darzada, Damanis, Gorshani, Barr, Gopang, Ghanghro, Tauqi, Gadhi, Miran Pur, Badini, Jamali, Kupchanis, Mobaraki, Janwari, Gashkori, Kunara, Leghari, Bizenjo, Ghazini, Langhani, Mohammad Hassani, Korai, Sardar Dr Basheer Ahmed Umrani, Mollazehi, Kheazai, Shambhani, Jakhrani, Dareshak, Gajani, Sherzai Baloch, Nausherwani, Jangi, Bangulzai tribe, Yallanzai, Ghulamani, Sarpara, Chutani, Qambrani, Kurd, Shirani, Kaisrani, Pasoi, Kubdani, Sasoli, Lango tribe, Esani, Rahija, Muhammad Shahi, Barazani, Gadai, Kalyar, Sadozai, Kiral, Mirwani, Sasooli, Changwani, Rahmanzai, Kambarzahi, Jatoi, Baranzai, Kalpar, Hooth, Shahwani, Khalol, Kenagzai, Dasti, Mirali, Lari tribe, Barija, Ashkani, Dannarzai, Loharani, Nothazai, Meds, Shaikhzadah, Jattak, Bahawalanzai, Gorchani, Sanjarzai. Excerpt: Talpur (Urdu: ) is a Baloch tribe settled in Sindh. Talpurs settled in northern Sindh, spoke the Sindhi language very soon their descendants and allies formed a confederacy against the Kalhora dynasty. Later, however, they enjoyed good relations with the Kalhoras and were invited by them to help organize unruly Baloch tribes living in Sindh. Although most of the Talpur's are basically the founders of Sindhi unity. Talpur dynasty ruled Sindh...
